Post by trog @ 04:13pm 10/09/03 | 32 Comments
A few users have sent in links to this news item (or others covering the same story):
The music industry has turned its big legal guns on Internet music-swappers — including a 12-year-old New York City girl who thought downloading songs was fun.Just when they thought they couldn't get any more bad press, I bet.
Brianna LaHara said she was frightened to learn she was among the hundreds of people sued yesterday by giant music companies in federal courts around the country.
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Posted 04:18pm 10/9/03
Posted 04:43pm 10/9/03
Posted 04:45pm 10/9/03
Posted 05:55pm 10/9/03
But seriously may RIAA win this case as a clear message needs to be sent to all little girls downloading music. YOU WILL GET CAUGHT!
Ok RIAA needs to get with the times it needs to work out how to control and profit from this new technology not try and kill it as that is impossible.
Posted 06:12pm 10/9/03
Posted 06:56pm 10/9/03
Posted 09:35pm 10/9/03
Posted 11:29am 11/9/03
That's a group of p2p companies which have said that they'll pay the $2000 fine.
Posted 07:16pm 11/9/03
Posted 03:40pm 16/9/03
Posted 05:32pm 17/9/03
Besides the point... they aren't going to be able to stop all file sharing applications.. *hint* msn, yahoo, etc *hint* and if they do stop that well.. the internet is going to be a very boring place.